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Cartier's elegantly curved Tank Cintrée gets a luxurious 950 platinum makeover to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the watch in this most precious of metals. The post Cartier Les Rééditions Tank Cintrée Platinum appeared first on Time and Tide Watches. The post Cartier Les Rééditions Tank Cintrée Platinum appeared first on Time and Tide Watches.

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With the off-center displays and peripheral month ring, the new A. Lange & Söhne Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar endows a sophisticated complication with a unique face. Originally launched in April 2021, in a 150-piece limited edition in an 18K white gold model with a solid pink gold dial, and in an 18K pink gold version featuring a grey solid silver dial, a platinum version with black dial joins the ranks. Centered exclusively on its eponymous complication, the new Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar represents the highest standards in precision, design, and originality, resulting in a singular appeal.

There’s a narrative that has emerged around the Ulysse Nardin Freak over the years that its an extremely niche product, and something of a difficult watch to fully wrap your arms around. It’s strange, yes, even avant-garde, but as I’ve spent more time considering the Freak, I’ve come around to the other side of this […] The post Ulysse Nardin’s Freak X Gets the Green Treatment appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Can a fan-favorite "Kind of Blue" be upstaged by a new, subtle release from a bold brand?

(This article by Roberta Naas first appeared on Forbes.com.) At Watches & Wonders Shanghai  ast week, participating brands made a splash. German brand A. Lange & Sohne is one of them with its announcement of a partnership with the Dresden State Art Collective and its partnership with multiple Classic Concours events. Additionally, the brand unveiled… The post A Closer Look At The New A. Lange & Sohne Platinum Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar And More appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

One of Corum’s bold and contemporary designs, the Admiral is one of the brand’s main collections. As the name suggests, the model has a nautical inspiration: its most recognisable features are its dodecagonal bezel and the use of 12 nautical pennants as hour markers. With its slimmer silhouette, the 42mm variation has become one of […]

I stopped using Facebook around 2010. As my first and only social media account, it met my needs for years. I used it to learn about upcoming events, to stay up to date on what shenanigans my friends were getting into, but mostly to communicate. Afterall, it was the dark days prior to unlimited texting. […] The post My First 100 Days on Instagram appeared first on Worn & Wound.

Often a bellwether brand for spearheading dial color trends, earlier this year, the Hölstein-based watchmaker released a new set of cotton candy-inspired tool watches made from steel that are so much more than fluff.

It’s no surprise that after the successful launch of the Time Eater, the viral collaboration between Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin that launched in April, that the two would attempt a follow up. In fact, not only is it not a surprise, it was expected by anyone who paid close attention to the marketing materials […] The post Louis Erard and Konstantin Chaykin Return to their Time Eater Concept with a Darker Sequel appeared first on Worn & Wound.

As the wave of vintage-inspired watches stretches into its second decade, it’s easy to forget who was at the forefront. Among them was Oris and its Divers Sixty-Five, a collection that has grown to encompass myriad configurations. Customers are spoiled for choice with steel, bronze, and two tone watches in various sizes and with dials […] The post Oris Introduces a New Divers Sixty-Five Chronograph with Major Case Refinements appeared first on Worn & Wound.

A watchmaker once told me that designing a chronograph movement is more challenging than other complications or mechanisms (including a tourbillon). We often take a chronograph movement for granted, but it is a beautiful example of microengineering. The Omega Speedmaster chronograph (not all Speedmasters are chronographs, by the way) is already an exciting watch, but […] Visit Omega Speedmasters With Additional Complications to read the full article.

DEPLOYANT - The watch magazine for collectors, by collectors Citizen has released a new mechanical watch in their modestly priced range – the Series 8 with a GMT function. We had the watch on hand for a week and here is our comprehensive review. Review: the new Citizen Series 8 880 GMT The Citizen Series 8 GMT Ref. NB6031-56E has a retail price of [...] The post Review: the new Citizen Series 8 880 GMT appeared first on DEPLOYANT.

Given the brand’s continuous collaborations with designers, watchmakers, artisans and design studios, Louis Erard might consider changing its name to Louis Erard & Friends. The latest adaptation of the brand’s classic Regulator model has been entrusted to indie watchmaker Konstantin Chaykin, whose gaping-mouthed cyclops returns in a darker version with even creepier details. Officially named […]

It's got classic styling in a more classic case size.

Bell & Ross is a brand renowned for drawing inspiration from the realms of aviation, with many of its watches taking direct influence from important in-flight instruments utilized by pilots. The BR 05 series— while undoubtedly geared towards ...

With its latest execution of the Sixty-Five Divers Chronograph, the Swiss brand Oris is following the trend of smaller case sizes. The sport’s watch, inspired by the 1960s, is now available with a diameter of 40mm. Unchanged is the black ...

Oris, the renowned Swiss watchmaker, unveils a fresh interpretation of its mid-century-inspired Divers Sixty-Five Chronograph, a timepiece that pays homage to the golden era of diving. This new model, with its smaller 40mm case and refined monochromatic dial design, is a testament to the enduring appeal of retro diver’s watches. With the choice of a… The post Oris Introduces Divers Sixty-Five Chronograph appeared first on ATimelyPerspective.

Coinciding with the advent of recreational diving, in 1965, Oris launched its first diver’s watch with a unidirectional rotating bezel, luminescent numerals, a Plexiglas crystal and a water-resistance rating of 100m. Fifty years later, the diver was relaunched in a faithful re-edition with modern mechanics and went on to become the highly successful and affordable […]